Studies show that providing dental coverage to those without insurance who generally don’t seek dental care does not necessarily improve the likelihood that they will see a dentist. Getting people to seek out dental care requires more than just coverage – even more essential is patient outreach and education. Study calls for education about the…
DetailsTooth decay is not just a problem for children. It can happen as long as you have natural teeth. Dental plaque – a sticky film of bacteria — can build up on teeth. Plaque produces acids that, over time, eat away at the tooth’s hard outer surface and create a cavity. Tooth decay, gum disease,…
DetailsDentists are experts on your teeth and dental health, but even they don’t know everything. Here are some fun facts to impress your dentist with at your next checkup! Fact #1: Most kids first see the dentist at the age of three. Fact #2: The first toothbrush with bristles was made in China in 1948.…
DetailsThere’s a lot of misinformation out there about oral health. Since healthy teeth and gums are so important to your overall well-being, here are six things we think it’s most important for you to know about taking care of your mouth. (1) Get regular check-ups with oral cancer screenings This is extremely important not only…
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